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We stayed in a semi double room, and for a room that size, it was surprisingly comfortable. Usually these business hotels have mattresses like rocks, but that wasn't the case here. The bathroom was probably the smallest of any Japanese hotel I've stayed in, and...More

All hotels nearby Keisei Sta. were fully booked. I found this hotel with 14sqm twin bed room so I booked it and I 'was glad to do so. I stayed in this small hotel on 9-11 October 2016.
It is easy to find hotel even...More

It was a great place...restaurants are close the staffs were friendly and while on terrace you can see skytree!!you have facility like-A/C,shower (bath tub),TV,internet(Depends on room),breakfast
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- great location; close to all train lines, shops, food etc.
- room was tiny- but it was the cheapest option we could find.
- staff are friendly and helpful (but have limited english)
- breakfast is boiled eggs, 2 croissants, a salad and a...More

Traces of the history and culture of the Edo (oldTokyo) era remain vividly in Ueno and Asakusa.Spacious Ueno Park is a great place to relax and visita variety of different museums and galleries. AtAmeyoko which starts in front of Ueno station, thegrocery stores and clothing shops are crammedalongside fishmongers. It gets particularly busy atthe end of the year, when many people go on shopping

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sprees. The town of Asakusa, developed around Sensojitemple, has many shops selling goods and clothing fromold Japan, making it a great place for souvenirhunting. It's also known for various annual festivals,and the whole district gets involved with the hugeSanja Festival in May.